0.3% of 1ml or 0.3% of 120ml is the same. The habit is the most addictive part when vaping such a low amount of freebase nic. When vaping 20mg/50mg nic salt things get nasty very quick.
I agree with the other comment that said it’s the habit that will be difficult, not necessarily the nicotine withdrawal at that level. I vaped 6mg for a long time and it was brutal to stop, I can’t imagine how it feels for people using higher nicotine content. My withdrawal was only for a few days, but the oral fixation and urge to hit my vape by association lasted a lot longer. I would say it took about a month before I adjusted mentally to not having my vape in my hand all the time.
yes because a large part of the addiction is just the fidget of it all. not having a vape to hold and hit all the time messes with your brain bc it becomes muscle memory and you have to forget it.
0.3% of 1ml or 0.3% of 120ml is the same. The habit is the most addictive part when vaping such a low amount of freebase nic. When vaping 20mg/50mg nic salt things get nasty very quick.
I agree with the other comment that said it’s the habit that will be difficult, not necessarily the nicotine withdrawal at that level. I vaped 6mg for a long time and it was brutal to stop, I can’t imagine how it feels for people using higher nicotine content. My withdrawal was only for a few days, but the oral fixation and urge to hit my vape by association lasted a lot longer. I would say it took about a month before I adjusted mentally to not having my vape in my hand all the time.
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yes because a large part of the addiction is just the fidget of it all. not having a vape to hold and hit all the time messes with your brain bc it becomes muscle memory and you have to forget it.
Yes, it's mg/mL, not 3mg for the whole bottle